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r/turtle PUBLIC
Your go-to subreddit for all things chelonian (turtles!) Post photos, get/give advice, or simply share your love of turtles! 🐢 💚
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r/turtle is a PUBLIC community on Reddit with over 148,905 members. It currently has a positive sentiment with an engagement rate of 2.1%. With a community friendliness score of 80, this subreddit presents a high conversion potential for authentic brand participation. Strict rules against self-promotion are in place, so marketing should focus strictly on value-driven community engagement.
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Subreddit Rules
- Follow Rediquette: [Reddiquette](https://reddit.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/205926439-Reddiquette).
- Posts of comments breaking Reddit's TOS will be removed. Repeat offenses will result in a ban.
- Expect and Take Criticism with Grace: If you post in this sub, you should expect others to ask questions about the condition, set up or care of your pet. Many people come here looking for advice, or simply do not understand turtle husbandry. Discussing set-ups and care in a civil manner is encouraged in this sub. That includes pointing out discrepancies and possible health hazards in photos.
- No Abuse or Neglect: Any post or comment encouraging, promoting, or glorifying animal abuse will be removed. This includes grossly improper care and/or negligence.
- Ignoring species-appropriate husbandry advice may result in permanent ban. Mod teams of related subs will be alerted of your behavior.
- No Bad Advice: Bad Advice is anything that goes against currently-accepted best practices for husbandry for the species in question.
- Examples include: - Preventative or unnecessary medical (OTC) treatments - Medical advice without a (reputable) source - Known harmful advice
- This rule covers rude advice without explanation, such as "put it back" as a response to a found turtle. Explain why putting it back is important.
- No spam: Spam includes: - Self advertisement or advertisements of subreddits, YouTube, blog posts, products, stores, gofundmes, etc. - Promotion or sales of reptiles - Stock images - Name my pet(s) posts - RIP/Sympathy posts not looking to determine possible cause of death. Sorry for your loss, but this is not the place. - The cohab turtle gore - All slides, screenshots and Infographs by everythingturtles - AI generated content
- Release of Pets: Do not advocate for the release, dumping or abandoning of a captive (pet) turtle into the wild.
- Repeat offenses **will** result in a ban.
- Different Species, Different Care: Sometimes what's great advice for one turtle is very bad advice for another.
- If you are unsure of the species ID or that the care you're offering is appropriate for the species in question, double-check/research or ask the Mods before offering advice.
- Unhelpful or Useless Advice: If an OP is asking for advice, comments should offer useful, thoughtful and/or constructive advice. Baseless criticisms or dumb jokes are not useful to the community.
- "Put it back" is a form of useless and unhelpful advice. If they plan on keeping it, tell them why it is important to put it back.
- Injured, Ill or Deceased Turtle: Any posts featuring dead, injured, or very visibly sick turtles should be marked NSFW, as it can be upsetting to some viewers.
- To request NSFW flair be applied, report a post using this option.
- Tortoises Are Turtles: All tortoises are taxonomically turtles. Tortoises are in the Testudines order, as such they are are turtles.
- No Rabble Rousing: This includes attacking users, attacking the community, posting call-out threads, sub hopping to start drama and/or making new posts after a post has been locked.
- Violations will result in a ban.
- Don't Feed the Trolls: Avoid enraging with obvious or known trolls, they feed off your reactions, reporting them is the best way to combat them.
- This includes joking about turtles as food, or posting turtles in food markets.
- Trolls will be banned at full discretion of the mods.
- Possession of Wild Native Turtles: This sub does not condone the taking, legal or otherwise, of native wild turtles as pets
What is r/turtle?
r/turtle is a public Reddit community created in September 2011 with over 148,905 members. Your go-to subreddit for all things chelonian (turtles!) Post photos, get/give advice, or simply share your love of turtles! 🐢 💚
The community has a positive sentiment and an engagement rate of 2.1%. With a friendliness score of 80, it is considered very welcoming to new members.
Self-promotion is not allowed, so marketing efforts should focus on providing genuine value to the community.
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